How's the action represented in MuZero for Atari?
The bias plane is a layer everywhere equal to the constant $a/18$ where $a$ is the action. So each of the 32 frames has three frames for RGB and a fourth frame which is the bias plane making for 128 input layers. This is explained in the Network Architecture section where it mentions that the actions are &quot;broadcast&quot; to the planes.

For this I do not have conclusive evidence, but I think tiling a vector means arranging parallel copies of it into e.g. a grid shape. In other words, the input is 6x6x18, and action 1 is represented as all ones in the first plane with all zeros in the remaining planes. One problem with the way you've depicted is that the input is subject to convolutions, but there is no inherent reason why the fifth position and eleventh actions (which are next to each other vertically) should be included in the same 3x3 filter application, but the fifth and seventh (for example) actions should not.